The FY27-32 Capital Improvements Program includes funding for the new Shady Grove West Library.
The FY27-32 Capital Improvements Program includes a major renovation of Damascus High School.
Montgomery County Public Schools will receive a $143 million, or 6.1%, increase in local operating funding under the approved FY27 budget.
Montgomery County Child Care Support Services is reimbursing child care educators up to $1,175 in CDA prep, assessment, and renewal fees.
Montgomery County Public Libraries launches its 2026 Summer Reading Challenge on June 13 with a countywide goal of 100,000 reading hours.
Councilmember Jawando vows to block budget cuts that would eliminate teachers, social workers, and counselors from MCPS.
14 Montgomery County middle schools compete to name and decorate a snowplow; public voting takes place at Truck Day on May 16.
Council expected to vote May 12 on an $8.5 million supplemental appropriation for MCPS to offset costs from the 2026 winter weather event.
The Noyes Library for Young Children will shut at 5 p.m. on May 21, 2026, and is expected to remain closed 14–16 months during renovation.
Officials celebrated the start of renovations to the historic 1893 Kensington library, which will add accessibility upgrades and expanded space.
Gov. Moore announced grants for the ACET program, helping displaced federal workers and degree holders become certified teachers.
County Executive Elrich and SEIU Local 500 President Pia Morrison highlight MCPS support staff roles during Teacher Appreciation Week.
The Kensington children's library closes May 21 for a 14-16 month renovation; reopening expected fall 2027.
Gilchrist Center offering free computer classes in East County, Gaithersburg, Wheaton, and online via Zoom for Spring 2026.
Family Learning Series session 'Ready Set Grow! Preparing Your Child for New Learning Environments' is June 24 at 3:30 p.m.
Council holds hearing May 12 on an $8.5 million MCPS supplemental appropriation to offset winter weather impacts.
Councilmember Sayles met with the Montgomery County Education Association to review budget priorities for educators, schools, and students.
Hope Grows Child Development Center, with NAEYC accreditation and Maryland EXCELS Level 5 rating, is expanding to a fourth location in the county.
Nonprofit CENAES provides free English and Spanish literacy classes to underserved adults across Maryland, D.C., and Virginia.
MCPS Head Start social worker Lisa Conlon received the MCPS Distinguished School Social Worker Award at a March 26 ceremony.